Demonstratives
("this, that, these, those")
("this, that, these, those")
______ is my friend, Kristina. She's over there by the red car.
*friend*
*over there*
That
(singular, far)
You
Your
What room is where you sleep?
Bedroom!
If two boys have the same parents they are...
Brothers!
If the THREE of YOU (Eva, Kamila, Kristina) had the same parents you would be...
Sisters!
"________ are my classmates, Kamila and Eva."
(Near, plural)
These
"These are my classmates, Kamila and Eva."
He/She
His/Her
Bedroom(s), kitchen, living room, dining room, bathroom/restroom, study, laundry room...
Your parents' parents are called...
Grandparents! (grandmother and grandfather)
For a demonstrative... SINGULAR and FAR is...
THAT
Correct the mistake:
"This are my grandparents"
"These are my grandparents"
We
Ex: "This is (possessive adjective we) English class"
Our
"This is our English class!"
Draw an armchair...
Well done!
Your father's brother would be called your...
Uncle!
Put the words in order to make a sentence:
sisters/Sheila's/these/are
These are Sheila's sisters.
Look at the pens on Anna's desk and ask,
"What are ________?"
"What are those?"
(FAR, PLURAL)
What is the possessive adjective for THEY?
"I have three cousins. They live with _____ mother (my aunt) in a gorgeous village."
Their
"I have three cousins. They live with their mother in a gorgeous village."
In the bathroom, what do you find?
Shower, bath, toilet, sink
The daughter of your aunt and uncle is your...
Cousin!
Give a COMPLIMENT to your classmates.
"What a nice..."
"I really like your..."
Lovely!!!
Point to something near you and say
"_____ is my ______"
"This is my ______."
Nailed it!
Write a sentence (or sentences) using THREE possessive pronouns.
WELL DONE!
What is the object in the kitchen that you cook ON and also cook IN?
Cooker!
(Also stove and oven)
a. YOU are your grandparents' ....
b. When you are family through marriage you are called a "mother/father/sister/brother....in ____"
Granddaughter!
"Law!"
(Mother-in-law, father-in-law, sister-in-law, brother-in-law..."
Use "this" "that" "these" "those" in a sentence (use things from around the room!
Brilliant!